The Tara Dining Table takes its name from a site of ancient Irish kingship, and something of that gravitas persists in its form. The base is cast in integrally pigmented fiber-reinforced concrete, reading as a pair of specular monolithic elements whose concave curves introduce a sensual counterpoint to their mineral weight. Despite the density of the material, the geometry keeps the silhouette open and the profile surprisingly light. Concrete's tonal complexity, with its subtle shifts across surface and shadow, carries much of the visual work. The top is offered in back-painted glass or wood veneer, each producing a distinct atmosphere: Back-painted glass amplifies the contrast between transparency and mass Wood veneer softens it, drawing the eye toward warmth and grain over reflection Both readings are coherent on their own terms. One speaks to precision and light; the other to earth and continuity. Flexform's production, rooted in Meda, Italy, brings the same rigor to each finish.